Calgary
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Canada / Alberta / Calgary
Landmarks in Calgary
Addresses in Calgary
55 references name Calgary itself, with nothing more specific.
Documents referencing Calgary
23 documents, 30 including copies
FD-302 interviewInterview of Calgary, Alberta suspect re November 1971 hijacking
- p. 87 · page 1 of 2Calgary, Alberta, CanadaStandard FD-302 form header with revision date 11-27-70, page 1, date of transcription 4/5/73. FD-302 interview of a redacted individual regarding the November 1971 aircraft hijacking (D.B. Cooper c…
- p. 88 · page 2 of 2Calgary, Alberta, CanadaContinuation of a report (page 2), stating the subject plans to return to Calgary, Alberta, Canada in about two weeks. Descriptive and background data form for an unnamed male subject. White male, r…
+3 copies
- Part 72 pp. 118–119 · matching p. 118, p. 119
- Part 42 pp. 408–409 · matching p. 408, p. 409
- Part 73 pp. 36–37 · matching p. 36, p. 37
Copies may differ in what was redacted.
FD-302 interviewInterview of suspect Harold Henry Edinger re Cooper hijacking
- p. 112 · page 1 of 25720 Third Street SE · Burns and Dutton Construction Company5720 Third Street, S.E. · Burns and Dutton Construction Company · Calgary, Alberta, CanadaStandard FD-302 form header with revision date and transcription date. FBI interview (FD-302) of Harold Henry Edinger regarding the D.B. Cooper aircraft hijacking. Edinger was a construction worker/…
- p. 113 · page 2 of 2Calgary, Alberta, CanadaFBI case file number for this document. Introductory paragraph noting the subject plans to return to Calgary in about two weeks, followed by a lead-in to descriptive data obtained through observatio…
FD-302 interviewInterview of Harold Henry Edinger (file copy)
- p. 118 · page 1 of 25720 Third Street SE · Burns and Dutton Construction Company5720 Third Street, S.E. · Burns and Dutton Construction Company · Calgary, Alberta, CanadaStandard FD-302 form header with revision date and transcription date. FBI interview (FD-302) of Harold Henry Edinger regarding the D.B. Cooper aircraft hijacking. Edinger was a construction worker/…
- p. 119 · page 2 of 22012 49th Avenue, S.W.2012 49th Avenue, S.W., Calgary, Alberta, Canada · Calgary, Alberta, CanadaFBI file reference number and page indicator. Subject states plans to return to Calgary within two weeks. Descriptive and background data for Harold Henry Edinger, a 49-year-old white male born in…
ReportFBI report re NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) hijacking: the hijack, logs and records, search areas and maps, terrain searches, current investigation
- p. 112 · page 40 of 41Calgary, AlbertaFBI file/serial number for the document. FBI report section describing the first known skyjacking utilizing a parachute, quoting a Seattle Times article from November 13, 1971. The article describes…
- p. 113 · page 41 of 41Calgary · Calgary, Alta.Continuation of a previous passage referencing SE 164-81, describing someone being attacked with a fire ax. Account of Flight 812 hijacking. The hijacker took over the plane 40 miles west of Winnipe…
ReportSeattle NORJAK report sections: first skyjacking utilizing parachutes, Calgary/Air Canada correlations, SR-71 flight, attache case
- p. 60 · page 1 of 8Calgary, AlbertaFBI case file identifier for the Seattle field office D.B. Cooper case. FBI report section titled 'First Skyjacking Utilizing Parachutes' discussing the origin of the D.B. Cooper hijacking concept.…
- p. 61 · page 2 of 8CalgaryFBI case file number header. Continuation of a newspaper article describing the hijacking of Air Canada Flight 812. The hijacker took over west of Winnipeg, landed at Great Falls where $50,000 ranso…
- p. 62 · page 3 of 8CalgaryFBI case file number header for the Seattle field office file 164-81. Narrative account of an Air Canada DC-8 hijacking involving a man claiming IRA membership who demanded $1.5 million ransom (rece…
- p. 64 · page 5 of 8CalgaryFBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper case. Comparison table correlating the Calgary skyjacking incident with the D.B. Cooper case across five dimensions: ransom amount, plane type, weapons used,…
+3 copies
- Part 60 pp. 335–342 · matching p. 335, p. 336, p. 337, p. 339
- Part 76 pp. 114–119 · matching p. 114, p. 116
- Part 78 pp. 281–288 · matching p. 281, p. 282, p. 283, p. 285
Copies may differ in what was redacted.
News clippingClippings: Air Canada DC8 hijacking, hijacker knocked out after 6-hour ordeal
- p. 32 · page 1 of 2CalgaryBlack and white newspaper photograph showing a woman, identified in the caption as Mrs. Midge Servoss, sitting in an auto at night. Continuation of front-page article about an Air Canada hijacking.…
- p. 33 · page 2 of 2CalgaryUPI article about a masked hijacker who took control of an Air Canada DC8 flight carrying 123 persons from Calgary to Montreal, demanding $1.5 million and passage to Ireland. After a six-hour ordeal…
ReportSeattle report re NORJAK: air/ground and terrain searches, current investigation (SE 164-81)
- p. 299 · page 21 of 28Calgary, AlbertaFBI case file number for the NORJAK investigation. FBI report section titled 'First Skyjacking Utilizing Parachutes' describing a review of pre-NORJAK media coverage. Quotes a Seattle Times article…
- p. 300 · page 22 of 28Calgary · Calgary, Alta.FBI case file reference number. Continuation of a sentence from the previous page describing how the hijacker was subdued with a fire ax. Account of Air Canada Flight 812 hijacking. The hijacker to…
- p. 301 · page 23 of 28CalgaryFBI case number header for the Seattle field office file 164-81. Continuation of a newspaper article or report describing an Air Canada DC-8 hijacking. The hijacker claimed IRA membership, demanded…
- p. 303 · page 25 of 28CalgaryFBI case file number reference. Side-by-side comparison table correlating the Calgary skyjacking case with the D.B. Cooper case across ransom amount, aircraft type, weapons, mistakes, and modus oper…